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Cat, Pat, and special guest Adam Eli talks about his brand-new book, "The New Queer Conscience", plus imposter syndrome, being gay and Jewish, wanting to be on Hollywood squares, the astrological self, all four Dear Evans, and so much more!
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The one and only Tom Lenk joins Dave and Matt this week for a nonstop incredible convo about the best sexy times, gay casting issues, method acting for a hook-up, snowboarding straightness and SO much more! Plus reverse dates, London Spy, and seeing Wicked with your mom.
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Underwear. Something we all wear (for the most part), but very seldom speak of, especially in blogs. That&#;s why whenever Mack Weldon originally reached out to me in regards to working together I was a bit hesitant. I mean, let&#;s be real &#; I definitely DON&#;T have an underwear model body, and even if I did I don&#;t think I&#;d be posting photos of me in me in underwear on the blog. Well, maybe I would, BUT only for artistic purposes, obviously.
But all reservations aside I agreed to meet up with Collin (who is basically the most bad-ass dad, ever) when I was in NYC last to chat about what we dubbed &#;the great experiment&#;. Now I&#;m not exactly going to clue you in on what that grand test is, but it has something to do with underwear and socks. Let&#;s just say that if you&#;re not familiar with Mack Weldon then you&#;re missing out, in my humble opinion.
As a gay man &#; underwear is something that&#;s definitely important to me. &#;Boxers or briefs&#; is one of the first things (ok &#; maybe not first things, but it always comes up) asked when I
Introduction
Underwear was the fastest-growing category of men’s wear in , up 13 percent. According to data provided by Euromonitor, the global underwear market was worth just over $ billion in And what product would be improve suitable than underwear to present near naked models, thus attracting a gay audience?
Founded in by Greg Sovell, a gay male, the 2(x)ist brand never hesitated to engage in gay marketing - even after the takeover by the Morét Group in Sovell used to work with Calvin Klein before (an often recurring ‘theme’).
A specialist website reports: “2(x)ist underwear has stamped its mark on modern day designs and styles. Some of the most iconic undies available today, sophisticated yet keeping with their honest casual everyday wear and usability. They are the forerunner in innovative materials and style cuts.”
How it began
From the verb, this brand was directed at what was perceived to be a “gay market”. A campaign from used straight model Tracy James (who had previously worked for 16 different underwear brands): his looks were belie